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CIVIC COALITION for FREE and FAIR ELECTIONS PROMO-LEX ASSOCIATION 3Rd Monitoring Report for Early Parliamentary Elections of 29 CIVIC COALITION FOR FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS PROMO-LEX ASSOCIATION 3rd Monitoring Report For Early Parliamentary Elections of 29 July 2009 Monitoring period: 19 – 26 July 2009 Released on July 27, 2009 Introduction The monitoring of the campaign for early parliamentary elections of 29 July 2009 conducted in 7 electoral districts is a project implemented by the Promo-LEX Association within the framework of the Civic Coalition for Free and Fair Elections ”Coalition 2009”. „Coalition 2009” is a voluntary association of nongovernmental organizations, which runs projects aimed at improving the election process and enhancing citizens’ confidence in that process. Coalition 2009 election monitoring programs are conducted both by Promo-LEX and by other organizations. This Third Monitoring Report conducted in the period of 19 – 26 July 2009 covers the monitoring of the campaign for 29 July early elections in the electoral districts of Floresti, Rezina, Dubasari, Anenii Noi, Causeni, Stefan Voda, and the Transnistrian region of Moldova, by over 270 observers. These districts are adjacent to the Transnistrian region and host special polling stations opened for voters residing in that region. The information presented in this Report was collected by Promo-LEX observers in the monitoring districts by direct observation, meetings with interlocutors and consulting official documents. The findings and recommendations of this Report have been developed in good faith and are presented in a spirit of professional cooperation between all parties interested in building a transparent and fair electoral process in Moldova. The authors of this Report call all interested persons or institutions to contribute information and criticism and/or rectify any aspects or recommendations included in this and other Monitoring Reports on the electoral process in the mentioned electoral districts. The monitoring effort is governed by the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova, the Electoral Code, and international election monitoring standards and principles. This project is implemented with the financial support of the National Endowment for Democracy. page 1 of SUMMARY The Promo-LEX monitoring effort notes that the electoral process continues with violations of the electoral legislation by the actors involved. In the monitored regions, the legal provisions on compiling and publicizing voter lists were largely ignored or only partially respected; errors were identified in these lists, including the inclusion of persons that are passed away. A pattern of undue influence and intimidation of voters is also noted, including by obliging citizens to participate at electoral meetings. Occurrences of intimidation of representatives of electoral contestants by the public administration have been reported. In the majority of the cases, the distribution of the leaflet „Choose No.1” developed by the State Company „Post of Moldova,” was perceived as covert advertising in favor of one electoral contestant. Some representatives of the local government continue to influence the voters’ opinions by using public resources, or technical means of local institutions. Compared to the previous period, the transnistrian regional mass-media covered the campaign activities more frequently and in a more balanced manner. Some electoral contestants published advertisements without mentioning „paid from electoral funds.” Voters from the Transnistrian region were not informed by the electoral authorities on the voting procedure (place and date of elections). Because no voter lists have been prepared for these voters, they were unable to possibly obtain absentee voter certificates. I. VOTER LISTS Compilation of Voters Lists On July 21, 2009, a Promo-LEX observer noted in the voter lists of the polling station No. 17 from the village of Ion Voda, Floresti district, a mistake in the name of citizen Poruciuc. The chairman of the PEB refused to correct the error, arguing that „... the lists have been sent to Chisinau already, and that person can still vote...”. On July 22, 2009, Lilia Polisciuc, chair of the PEB of the polling station No. 3 in Floresti, was taking off the voter lists the persons who were abroad. Upon the intervention of a Promo-LEX observer, who explained that it was against the law to do so, she restored the initial list. In the monitoring period covered by this report, Viorel Furtuna (Promo-LEX observer) requested repeatedly that Valentina Castravet, secretary of the PEB from the village of Molovata, district of Dubasari, include him in the voter list. Valentina Castravet told Viorel Furtuna that he would be included in the supplementary list. The voter list at that polling station also contains a mistake in the spelling of the name of Dina Postica (born in 1921, on the list as Irina Postica). Also, in the same list, the ID information of 20 persons is missing. At the polling station No. 15 in Oxentia village, underage citizen Botnaru Nicolae, born in December 1991, was included in the voter list. At the polling station No.1 in the town of Causeni, 26 of the 428 persons included in the list are passed away, and 58 persons do not have ID information. At the polling station No. 2 in Causeni, 26 persons entered on the list between numbers 356 and 407 don’t have their ID information included in the list. At the polling station No. 1 in the town Rezina, the Promo-LEX monitor, Valeriu Rusu was allowed to acces the electoral listo only where was written his name (thus, the electors from the number 546 up to 562). After examining the name of the elector mentioned on this list he found out 3 dead persons. Public Display of Voter Lists On 24 July 2009, at the polling station No. 4 in Berezchi, district of Anenii Noi, the voter lists were not publicly posted. On 24 July 2009, at the polling station No. 29 in Mereni, district of Anenii Noi, the voter lists were not publicly displayed either. page 2 of On the same day, voter lists were not displayed for public view in the folling localities in the district of Rezina: Tipova (polling station No.21), Echimauti (polling station No.13), Mateuti (polling station No.23), Pripiceni-Rezesi (polling station No. 31), Tareuca (polling station No. 40), Gordinesti (polling station No. 16). On 24 July 2009, at the polling station No. 10 in Farladeni village, district of Causeni, the voter lists were not displayed; Maria Manza, chairperson of the PEB, argued it was because the list was undergoing verification. On 24 July 2009, voter lists were not displayed for public view in the following towns and villages of the district of Floresti: the town of Floresti (polling stations Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6), Bahranesti (polling station No. 12), Ghindesti (polling station No. 30), town of Ghindesti (polling station No. 7), Cenusa (polling station No. 57), Gvozdova (polling station No. 35), Lunga (polling station No. 45), Ivanovca (polling station No. 61), Varvareuca (polling station No. 68), Gura Cainarului (polling station No. 36), Bobulesti (polling station No. 34), Prajila (polling station No. 50), Vertiujeni (polling station No. 72), Octeabrscoe (polling station No. 71), Bursuc (polling station No. 41), Japca (polling station No. 43), Cunicea (polling stations Nos. 25, 26 si 27), Gara Unchitesti (polling station No. 24), Cuhurestii de Jos (polling station No. 22). The Promo-LEX observers could not verify voter lists in the villages of Gvozdova, Maiscoe and Ivanovca in the district of Floresti because the PEBs were closed. On 20 July 2009 in Lunga and Bahranesti, district of Floresti, the chairs of the respective PEBs, Aliona Cernei and Ludmila Frecautan, denied observers access to the lists, demanding that they show their accreditations. On 22 July 2009, the voter list was not displayed in the village of Firladeni, district Causeni. II. UNDUE INFLUENCE ON AND INTIMIDATION OF VOTERS On 21 July 2009 in the village Izvoare, district of Floresti, an electoral meeting with representatives of PCRM was organized. Doctors, teachers and local government servants were brought to the meeting in an organized manner. The interim chair of the Floresti District Council, Procopie Sura, was heard threatening the participants that if they do not vote for PCRM „... a civil war will erupt, and the Romanians from the other side of Prut river will take over the lands they controlled before Moldova was liberated...”; he was also heard saying that „...on April 7 the Romanian youth was waiting at the border for a sign to cross the Prut [river]...”, and that „...thanks to President Voronin, the country avoided bloodshed...”. On 23 July 2009, in Floresti town, during public electoral debaters, organized at the regional office of the Contact Center, Procopie Sura was observed intimidating citizen Verenciuc who wanted to address questions to the participating contestants. On 22 July 2009 in Varnita, district of Anenii Noi, voters had a meeting with Vlad Filat, representative of PLDM. When Dumitru Uratu (representative of PPCD) addressed a question, Tudor Serbov (mayor of Varnita, representative of AMN) threatened him that if he would ask more questions, he would be dismissed from the room. On 22 July 2009, Alexei Baluta, representing gas company Moldova-Gaz, had a meeting with the residents of the village of Tanatari, district Causeni, in front of the mayor’s office. The meeting discussed the gasification of the village and residents’ contributions to that project. Answering a question from resident Osadce Gheorghe ,,... what should we do to boost gasification of the village? ...”, Alexei Baluta answered: ,,Vote for the PCRM and the village will be gasified quicker and cheaper”. On 23 July 2009, at 10.00 a.m. four young women (aged 18 to 20 years) were distributing PL electoral leaflets on the Ciprian Porumbescu street in Floresti. A police car stopped next to them, and a representative of the Interior Ministry came out of it, approached the girls and threatened them that if they don’t stop distributing materials, they would be arrested for 3 hours.
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